Freeze Frame
Godley & Creme · 1979
38 min · 8 tracks · new wave
A playful blend of new wave experimentation and eclectic pop sensibilities wrapped in clever lyrical wit.
Freeze Frame is an album by Godley & Creme, released in 1979. A playful blend of new wave experimentation and eclectic pop sensibilities wrapped in clever lyrical wit. The album is notable for its experimental sound and visual elements, contributing to the burgeoning new wave movement. It features the hit single 'An Englishman in New York', which received significant radio play and helped solidify the duo's place in the late 70s music scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does Freeze Frame sound like?
A playful blend of new wave experimentation and eclectic pop sensibilities wrapped in clever lyrical wit. Rooted in new wave.
What makes Freeze Frame by Godley & Creme notable?
The album is notable for its experimental sound and visual elements, contributing to the burgeoning new wave movement. It features the hit single 'An Englishman in New York', which received significant radio play and helped solidify the duo's place in the late 70s music scene. When 'Freeze Frame' was released in January 1979, Godley & Creme were transitioning from their earlier work with 10cc to establish themselves as a distinct duo. This album followed their previous effort, 'Consequences', and showcased their innovative approach to music production and video artistry, marking a significant phase in their creative evolution.
How many songs are on Freeze Frame?
Freeze Frame has 8 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 An Englishman in New York Standout 5:54
- 2 Random Brainwave 2:39
- 3 I Pity Inanimate Objects 5:25
- 4 Freeze Frame Standout 4:45
- 5 Clues Standout 5:24
- 6 Brazilia (Wish You Were Here) 6:10
- 7 Mugshots 3:55
- 8 Get Well Soon 4:29
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